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or Malabar spinach (Basella alba), an annual or biennial climbing plant of the family Basel-laceae. Malabar nightshade is of Indian origin. It grows 1.5â2 m tall. Its leaves and stem are succulent and fleshy. Malabar nightshade is raised in tropical and subtropical countries for its young shoots, which are boiled and used as a substitute for spinach. The juice of the fruit is used for food dyes.
However, many went down the route of the ultimate deterrent â being so poisonous that anything eating them was unlikely to ever do so again. Many of these deadly poisonous plants are the stuff of folklore and have alarming names such as Devilâs helmet,deadly nightshade, the little apple of death and the suicide tree.Whilst these would be enough to put any sane person off eating them I suppose it only helps if you know the name!t is the seed inside the fruit of this plant that is highly poisonous. It contains the powerful alkaloid, cerberin, which is similar to digoxin in foxgloves. These both work by disrupting the heartâs rhythm often with fatal results. Cerbera odollam is a member of the same family as the previously mentioned oleander.